All right, so I gotta ask you, you're gonna open the season against my Eagles down in Brazil, man.

What are you most excited about?

You know, they said that the part of Brazil we're going until you can't even wear green.

Really? Yeah. In Brazil we're going until you can't even wear green.

Really?

Yeah, but why?

They said like I guess something to do with the gangs and stuff.

They said,

I'm not going.

I'm not going.

They said we're not going to Rio. We going to go. They said they told us they was like

man it's one in them places where they probably want him to let us leave. A full team. Oh damn I'm not going dude. No. I was getting green.

That's what color. Yeah, what color green? I'll agree. Well, it would make sense that the NFL sends two teams whose primary

colors are green to a place where thou shalt not wear green.

Maybe that's an 11th commandment that applies in Sao Paulo that I wasn't aware of.

Now, this is a strange situation because the way Josh Jacobs spoke of it it was outside the

stadium while they're in Brazil no green in the stadium it's going to be a little harder to pull it off since again both

teams wear green and he claimed gang activity but I think it has more to do with the Corinthians who were the team that plays home games in the stadium.

Their rival is the Palmeras who wear green, that that's really the issue.

So I don't get it.

Different people are saying different things about it.

This just kind of popped up yesterday.

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